Sentence examples for were to supersede from inspiring English sources

National laws were to supersede the laws of the states, and the Reich government was given the power to supervise the enforcement of the national laws by the local authorities.

Dr. Reyes, who gave Mr. Fernandez a list of a dozen districts not in compliance with the consent decree, including Boards 14 and 22, said that if the Chancellor were to supersede the community school boards in the area of bilingual education, it would be significant in two ways.

His orders were to supersede Fuller as task force commander rather than relieve him as division commander, but Fuller requested his own relief, and Krueger obliged him.

For rather than trying to displace existing wireless technologies, NFC's lofty goal is to supersede even older, more fundamental inventions: bank notes, coins, keys and tickets.

St. Benedict called prayer the opus dei, the work of God and said no work was to supersede it.

The intention of the convention was to supersede the Hague Conventions.

This was the age of the craftsman makers, but they were to be superseded by machinery.

"Yet someone else's dream is being allowed to supersede ours".

As will be described later, these guidance groups were intended to supersede the scientific working groups (SWGs) that DOJ previously supported.

American military forces were unable to supersede in time.

If they cut these education programs, we are not going to be able to supersede poverty.